Linux Servers Support Articles

An IP Address is a unique numerical identifier that is assigned to every device to communicate with other devices on the internet.

The way you access your Linux Server will vary depending on the OS and software used. This guide will get you started.

You can set up a website via the ISPConfig control panel by following the steps in this guide.

You can configure a DNS Zone via the WHM control panel by following the simple steps highlighted in this guide.

You can configure vsftpd FTP Server on Ubuntu/Debian via the '/etc/vsftpd.conf' file. Learn more here.

Burstable RAM means that any bursts in RAM usage are able to happen without any slowdowns.

This article explains what causes the WordPress White Screen of Death (WSOD) and provides steps to identify and resolve the issue so your website can load properly again.

There’s no limit to the number of services, domains, or applications you can run on a VPS server. Just keep your server’s specifications in mind—these can be upgraded anytime to meet your needs.

You can forward individual emails or forward all your domain's emails to another through your hosting manager. Here's how:

This guide will help you understand how spam filtering works and how to control what happens to unwanted emails.

Create a mailbox that receives emails sent to misspelled or non-existent email addresses associated to your domain.

Set up your autoresponder messages using the steps herein.

Virtual Private Servers (VPS) are the most advanced step in server virtualisation technology. It allows for quick and easy activation along with complete customisation and configuration.

Upgrading your PHP version on your Ubuntu or Debian server can be done via the Power Management section of the VPS console.

Almost any possible upgrade to your server can be made instantly through your Account Manager.

Due to the nature and potential complexities of a Linux Server it is not possible for us to maintain reliable backups. As such, we highly recommend that you maintain frequent backups of your server.

A Linux Server will provide you with more flexibility, resources and speed. A shared web hosting service shares all resources and speed across the users on the shared hosting platform.

You can configure your website DNS settings via the ISPConfig control panel by following the steps in this guide.

The server will already be setup with the OS, including Cpanel or ISPConfig, according to your selected plan and specifications.

A self-signed certificate lets you create an SSL certificate which provides encryption for secure areas of your site or server.

This article provides an overview of how to set up and start using your cPanel Email. It covers the key steps required to create your email account, activate it, verify that it is working, and prepare your email settings for use on different devices. 

You can log in to your Linux Server using SSH from your Linux or Mac OS using the terminal application. Here's how.

All servers are automatically configured with 1 dedicated IP address, unless specified more within the plan.

Crazy Domains offers an optional Managed Support plan, which gives you professional, managed support for the setup and management of your Virtual Private Server.

All servers include UNLIMITED data transfer so no more worrying about those hidden costs.